The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-12-20


spectfuly solicited. We want -.7ac.3:-, active
md CHEEKY lady correspondent In AL the neighbor-
ang towns tributary 10 Sedalis Address all such
eo@munications to Rosa Pesrle. society reporter
81 sfice. Sedslis, No.
Parties knowing of social entertainments
fOr the coming week or the holidays, will
confer great favor by sending reports to
che manager of this department. Always
be particular about writing proper names
plainly and do not forget dates.
sEDALIA.
PROF and Mrs Roscoe Lucy, of St
Louis, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Sarah Plant, of Poonville, was
the guest of Mrs. Milo Blair last
week.
Miss May Hibbs returned Wednesday
from a visit with relatives at Sweet
Springs.
Miss Mary Flavin, of Kansas CITY, will
be the guest of Mrs. ID. j Temple during
the holidays.
Rev. Boiler presented his wife with
Mason e. Hamlin solid mahogany piano,
for Christmas.
Miss Sallie Major has returned for the
winter from LonSwood, where she has been
teaching music.
Mrs. Cyrus Newkirk left last week for
California, where she will remain during
the rest of the winter.
Miss Barnes who was the guest of her
brother, Mr. George Barnes, has returned to
her home in New York.
The many friends of Miss Hockaday,
teacher of No. 5 Summit, will be glad to
learn of her convalescence.
DIR. T. T. Major, wife and daughter
Anna May left Friday morning for Kansas,
where they will visit friends.
The oyster supper given by the Saliva
ton army at their barracks was largely
patronized and much enjoyed.
Mrs. NJ A. Harker was called to Hol-
den last week by the illness of her daugh-
ter-in-law. Mrs. ID. c. Harker.
Miss May Gold has a beautiful little
painting entitled 1.-The Critics" exhibited,
which has won for her much praise.
Miss Ora Kinney, handsome young
lady of Memphis, Tenn, has been spend
ing the week with Miss Mamie Dent.
Mrs. A. III. Stephens entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church last Thursday after
noon.
Miss Lucy Blandin entertained the
Young Peoples Society of the Ohio street
Methodist church, in a very pleasant man.
ner last Friday night
The marriage of Miss Minnie Franklin
and j. w. Bowman is announced for the
near future. Both are we'll known young
people with large circle of friends.
Miss Maude Milligsn, of Ohio, and
Miss Emma Milligan, of Kansas City, are
visiting the latter's sister, Mrs Masonhall
They will remain until after the holidays
The Twelfth meeting of the Richardson
Chautauqua circle will be held at the res
idence of Dr. VIM. Richardson tomorrow
evening. The programme as usual will
be well arranged.
The ladies of the Calvary Episcopal
Church, who gave a fair and festival,
Thursday and Friday, day and evening
took in nearly 5000, and feel well repaid
for their labor.
do not fail to see the celebrated Ma
son & Hamlin pianos and organs at John
Starks' 81 Ohio street. Will move Janu.
airy Jst, and everything will be sold at
great sacrifice until that time.
The Oxford League mt on Thur day
night with Miss Matte Harker. The at
tendance was good and the meeting inter-
esting and profitable. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Miss Ahce
Stephens.
MIR. and Mrs z. G. Stafford celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of their we ding
very enjoyably last Monday afternoon and
evening and a large number of their friends
paid their respects and extended congratu-
lations. Refreshments were served of
beaten biscuits, chocolate cakes and cream,
and all will pleasantly remember the oc-
sasion.
One OF the most pleasurable events of
the week was the union meeting of the
young peoples societies of the Congrega.
tional, Cumberland Presbyterian, Christian
and First Presbyterian churches on last
Monday night, at the Maidstone residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. III L. Berry. An excel
lent literary and musical program was pre-
sented by Misses Helen Gsllie, Anna
Aertz, Grace Shepherd, Hattie Miller.
Miss Barnes, Rev. Boiler and Prof.
Chance.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The birthday OF Patsy Sullivan was most
enjoyably celebrated in a fine manner
Friday night. Refreshments were nicely
served and some excellent music was fur
nished by Miss Mamie Sullivan Among the